It seems like you can change the controls to operate in both a linear and non linear fashion, allowing for exponential ramping up to full control deflection. Hopefully this stops people from complaining the aeroplanes are too twitchy and unstable!

 

Edited August 15, 20205 yr by High_Alpha

Thanks very much!! After 1 year, a post that provides some useful information!!

Yes this was very interesting and will make things go much smoother on launch day. Having a general idea of where things are and how to go about adjusting them is a relief. I know Ill be remapping my keys to something I like so this will be awesome. Thanks for sharing!

Have videos shown the ability to export gauges onto a second monitor?  I have the Thrustmaster Cougar MFD peripherals and would like to display gauges on a screen inside the MFDs.

17 minutes ago, Heli said:

Have videos shown the ability to export gauges onto a second monitor?  I have the Thrustmaster Cougar MFD peripherals and would like to display gauges on a screen inside the MFDs.

I haven't heard any specifics about multi-monitor support on release, but I would be very surprised if they didn't add that functionality down the line.

33 minutes ago, Heli said:

Have videos shown the ability to export gauges onto a second monitor?  I have the Thrustmaster Cougar MFD peripherals and would like to display gauges on a screen inside the MFDs.

Multiple monitors are not supported on release. Some panels can be popped out and dragged to another monitor but there has been no clarification to which ones.

I've seen a few where they've moved the camera control panels to a second monitor but no actual gauges.

 

Vic

This was excellent. I've pinned it so it won't get lost among the chaff!

Is anyone able to confirm or deny support for CH Products peripherals?  Namely their Fighterstick Pro, Pro Throttle and rudder pedals?

 

Thanks for the video. off topic question. why the mountain resolution looks bad, is it settings issue or this is how the terrain res will look like ?

Evan

This was a useful video - glad to see that most systems are pre-configured at least.

21 hours ago, Stoopy said:

Is anyone able to confirm or deny support for CH Products peripherals?  Namely their Fighterstick Pro, Pro Throttle and rudder pedals?

 

Can't confirm support but below is what the FAQ says:

Q: What are the recommended peripherals to use to play Microsoft Flight Simulator?
A: Most peripherals will work, but here is our list of top recommendations.

Honeycomb Aeronautical	ALPHA FLIGHT CONTROLS - YOKE AND SWITCH PANEL
Logitech	Extreme 3D Pro Joystick Flight Rudder Pedals Flight Throttle Quadrant Flight Yoke System X52 X52 Pro X56 H.O.T.A.S
Thrustmaster	TCA Sidestick Airbus Edition F/A-18 Grip HOTAS WARTHOG (stick + throttle) MFD Cougar Thrustmaster Pendular Rudder T.Flight Stick X T.16000M FCS (stick only) T.16000M FCS Hotas (stick + throttle) T.16000M FCS Flight Pack (stick + throttle + rudder) T.Flight HOTAS 4 T.Flight HOTAS One T.Flight HOTAS X T-Flight Rudder Pedals TWCS Throttle
Virtual Fly	Ruddo+ TQ3+ TQ6+ V3rnio TPM Yoko+
Microsoft	Xbox Controller Xbox Adaptive Controller

Please note if your peripherals are not on the list above, it is expected for them to still work but with more customization by the user to map the keys properly.

21 hours ago, Stoopy said:

Is anyone able to confirm or deny support for CH Products peripherals?  Namely their Fighterstick Pro, Pro Throttle and rudder pedals?

 

I did contact CH directly and they confirmed that their products will work with MSFS.   Like Sam Yeager said, by customization of mapping the control.

All that means is that MSFS doesn't come with a pre-configured file.

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